The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-06
CITY MATTERS In GENERAL.


There were thirty four deaths and thirty .seven
births in the city last week.
Alfred p Wilson has qualified as the administrator
of the estate of Richard Pollard. His bond is for
81 900.
In the Mayors court yesterday Fred Zaf the bar
tender in the Circle House, fined $50 and costs
Tor selling liquor on Sunday.
There will be fancy dress carnival on ST. Patricks
evening, at the Virginiaavenue Rink Prizes are
offered to the value of 800.
- Licenses to marry issued yesterday to Joseph
Steph and Lizzie Herbert, William I'll. Stevens and
Mary +. Phelps, JOHN Allen and Mary Ellen Craig.
The Southside Free Kindergarten Association in
order to extend their field of work have called
ing to be held at Mrs. Jasper Finneys No 24O VIr-
ginia avenue, on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
There was large crowd at the virgina-avenue Rink
last night, although the weather was bad. The oe-
eason was the benefit of Mr.. G. D. Hoyle manager
given by the rink company. The rink will be open
Tor skating next Saturday night.
The building committee of the Council met yester-
day and let the contract for putting in the rustautant
IN the basement Of the City Hall to Newry a. Reinkin
for 1854. The basement will be closed after Mon
day for the purpose of putting in the stalls and
fixtures.
STATE HEALTH BOARD CHANGE.
The Governor yesterday appointed Senator James
g. Shively member of the State Board of Health in
place of DR.. Lomax, Republican. whose term has
pred The appointment was confirmed by the Senate.
ANEAT DISTINCTION.
When the pudding came the table small girl of
seven asked: 'Addie do you know the difference
between sauce and SASH" And the small girl
promptly responded: Yes one goes into the mouth.
And the other comes out"
sTocK COMPANIES INCORPORATED YESTERDAY.
Articles of incorporation fled with the Secre-
tary of State yesterday follows: Durham Coffee
and Spice Company of Lafayette; directors, Martin
j.. PIERCE, Oliver W. PIERCE and Frederick Ward;
CAPITAL stock $50 900. The Waterloo chair factory
of Waterloo, DeKalb county; capital stock, $40 600
Ekhart Naturalgas Company. of Elkhart; capital
stock, $40, 900.
AN APPEAL To CHARITY.
Clothing suitable for infants very small children
b greatly needed at the indianapolis Orphan Asyl
end it is thought that to make this fact known is all
that is necessary to insure generous response from
the ladies of the city, Anyone having half-worn or
other clothing of this kind which they would like
soribute to this worthy charity may send the arti-
sles to the asylum, corner of College and Home
pues, to the residence of either Mrs John Love
CORNER OF Tennessee and st. Clair streets, or Mrs.
Henry Coburn, No. l2l East New 1ork street.
SETTLED THEIR DIFFERENCES.
The business differences existing between r. W.
Lowry ard his partners in the publication of the
Saturday Herald, Messrs. Ben and Max Hyman have
been adjusted by Mr. Lowry disposing of bis interest
In the paper to Max Hyman, and Withdrawing his
petition for receiver which was to have been heard
BY Judge Walker yesterday: Mr. Lowry also with
draws all charges he made in his petition concerning
the financial condition of the paper. The proprietors
state that the paper has been put upon sound hnan
eial basis.
GIVEN A MONUMENT.
For twenty-seyen years ]. D. G.. Nelson of the
BOARD Of State house Commissioners has been presi
cent OF Underwood Cemetery, at Fort Wayne He
failed to attend the recent annual election of the
board of trustees but, as usual again elected
Yresident. In addition to this the board contrived
surprise for Mr.. Nelson In recognition and ties
timonal of his long and faithful service
IN identifying Underwood until it has be-
como noted one of the most beautiful
cemeteries in the United States, they voted him
90 500 for a monument sending him word to seec
the design he desired. which, when completed. will b.
placed the Nelson lot at Underwood. MIR. Nelson
has selected the design which will be thirty feet high
of Quincy granite, hammer dressed, with a polished
die for the inscription,